Activities - Week 9 - Tuesday

Good morning, Year 6!

Maths

Starter
To practise what you were learning yesterday, have a go at this activity.

Main Activity
Today's lesson is about multiplying decimals by whole numbers.

First, watch this video and have a go at any of the questions in it:

Then complete this worksheet: Tuesday's Maths Worksheet
(Don't forget that you can do this by writing the answers in your book or on a piece of paper - you don't need to print the sheet out.)

Then check your work against the answers: Tuesday's Maths Answers

GPS

If we have given you your username and password for Active Learn, then please log-in and complete the grammar and spelling activities that you have been assigned. (Remember that the school code is: capr.)

If you do not have your username and password for Active Learn, make sure you get them from us when we speak to you this week.

The video that we posted for GPS in Monday's blog should help you to answer this question:

Literacy

This week, we are going to plan and write a story about a character who goes through a mysterious door. Today we're going to write the opening.

First, watch this video:

Then, make sure you have some paper and a pen or pencil, and follow along with our main lesson. Pause when the video asks you to pause and join in with any activities mentioned. Once the video lesson has finished, write the opening to your story (we will write the next part tomorrow). 

Topic

R.E.

You might need to remind yourself of last week's R.E. learning - if you do, go back to last Tuesday's blog post and watch the video. Then, look at the representations (you might need to scroll down) of Lakshmi, Durga and Saraswati. Make a list of similarities and differences in how they are portrayed. Do you have any questions about the colours or symbols used in the different pictures?

PSHE 

Watch this video about Yonis: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/z3w9wmn. As you watch the video, think about the similarities and differences between Yonis, his family and his friends. What makes Yonis unique?

What makes you unique? Thinking about all the things which make you unique, can you design a Coat of Arms to represent yourself? You could include images to represent where you were born, the languages you speak, your hobbies, your values, your religion, details about your family... The possibilities are endless! You can learn more about coats of arms here, including how to make a shield out of cardboard, or you might just want to draw your own. There is a template here, or you can design your own.


Have a fantastic day and remember to email us about the work you've been doing! You can also send us messages and artwork to display on the school gates: year6.cabot@bristol-schools.uk.

Mr Town and Ms Tupman